On Not Having Sex At Harvard

Send by email By consenting to a debased sexual culture, are both women and men setting themselves up for failure? But for some people, what appears to be cheap in the sexual domain can turn out to be very costly. Such seems to be the case on American college campuses. For decades , surveys have shown that in these largely middle-class institutions around one in five — sometimes one in four — female students has been subjected to sexual aggression.

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Jane Jacob ’16 Co-President email: She’s from a small town a half hour outside of New York City. Jane loves the SAA community and can’t wait for all of our events this year. In her free time she likes to nap, read, and procrastinate on Buzzfeed. She also admits that she needs to brush up on her Bollywood knowledge, so if you have any suggestions, be sure to let her know! Saahil Siddoo ’16 Co-President email: He likes to think he is a real “international student” and uses the fact that he is Canadian to justify anything he does on campus.

He is really excited to be a part of the SAA community and enjoys showing his culture to the rest of Harvard!